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200924-Z-OU450-1082

North Carolina Army National Guard (NCANG) Spc. Azaria Christian, left, NCANG Sgt. 1st Class Ben Fernandez and North Carolina Air National Guard Staff Sgt. Justina Gonzalez update computers as part of Cyber Shield 2020 held at the North Carolina National Guard’s (NCNG) Fort Fisher Training Center, Kure Beach, North Carolina, Sept. 24, 2020. Cyber Shield 2020 is a virtual national exercise where NCNG participants join their National Guard peers across the country, testing their response to real world cyber threats to government and private industry networks and information technology infrastructure. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Robert Jordan, North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs)
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200924-Z-OU450-1081

North Carolina Air National Guard (NCARNG) Chief Master Sgt. Randy Conner, left, NCARNG Staff Sgt. Latrica Quander-Freeman and North Carolina Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Todd Webster discuss cyber operations during Cyber Shield 2020 held at the North Carolina National Guard’s (NCNG) Fort Fisher Training Center, Kure Beach, North Carolina, Sept. 24, 2020. Cyber Shield 2020 is a virtual national exercise where NCNG participants join their National Guard peers across the country, testing their response to real world cyber threats to government and private industry networks and information technology infrastructure. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Robert Jordan, North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs)
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

Medical technicians with the North Carolina Army and Air National Guard prepare to practice sticking IV needles in order to prepare for the possible arrival of potential patients, while at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 30, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

U.S. Air Force Capt. Lauri Bailey, a registered nurse for the 145th Medical Group (left) and U.S. Army Specialist Samantha Klimczak, a medic with the North Carolina Army National Guard (right) practice treating a simulated patient, while conducting drills prior to the arrival of live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

North Carolina Army and Air National Guard medical technicians practice working with a blood pressure monitor, while conducting drills prior to the arrival of live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 30, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

U.S. Airforce Senior Airman Lillian Cochran, a medical technician with the 145th Airlift Wing, practices taking blood pressure while conducting drills prior to accepting live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Marissa Cerra (right) practices checking an incoming patient for fever and abnormal health while conducting drills prior to accepting live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. TThe MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Rachel Mallette, Chief Nurse with the 145th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron conducts an inventory of medical supplies while conducting medical drills prior to accepting live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Marissa Cerra (right) practices checking an incoming patient for fever and abnormal health while conducting drills prior to accepting live patients, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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North Carolina Army and Air National Guard Medical Technicians Set Up COVID-19 Medical Support Shelter

Health and wellness testing equipment is laid out an a table for North Carolina National Guard medical technicians to test visitors for possible viral contamination, at the North Carolina National Guard Medical Support Shelter (MSS), Central North Carolina, April 29, 2020. The MSS is intended to act as an overflow shelter for hospital patients not infected with the COVID-19 virus and is maned by a joint task force of Army and Airforce National Guard medical staff.
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200308-Z-XD453-1001

Germ prevention sign depicting proper etiquette to prevent the spread of Coronavirus located in the 145th Medical Group on Mar. 06, 2020 at the North Carolina (N.C.) Air National Guard Base, Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The Coronavirus, or COVID19, is spreading across the U.S.; several states, including North Carolina, have reported their first cases. Both Wake and Chatham Counties in N.C. have 2 confirmed cases of the virus.
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200308-Z-XD453-1003

Germ prevention sign depicting proper etiquette to prevent the spread of Coronavirus located in the 145th Medical Group on Mar. 06, 2020 at the North Carolina (N.C.) Air National Guard Base, Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The Coronavirus, or COVID19, is spreading across the U.S.; several states, including North Carolina, have reported their first cases. Both Wake and Chatham Counties in N.C. have 2 confirmed cases of the virus.
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200307-Z-XD453-1001

A North Carolina Air National Guardsmen washes her hands to demonstrate safe practices to prevent the spread of Coronavirus during a drill weekend, Mar. 06, 2020 at the North Carolina (N.C.) Air National Guard Base, Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The Coronavirus, or COVID19, is spreading across the U.S.; several states, including North Carolina, have reported their first cases. Both Wake and Chatham Counties in N.C. have 2 confirmed cases of the virus.
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New North Carolina Adjutant General Visit the 145th Airlift Wing

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200112-Z-XD453-1010

North Carolina Air National Guardsmen cook pancakes on a grill during a breakfast fundraiser, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast social in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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200112-Z-XD453-1008

Funds were raised during a pancake breakfast, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast fundraiser in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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200112-Z-XD453-1007

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Robert Hartley (left), and other Airmen cook pancakes on a grill during a breakfast fundraiser, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast social in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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200112-Z-XD453-1006

Local New London law enforcement and North Carolina Air National Guardsmen mingle during a pancake breakfast fundraiser, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast social in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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200112-Z-XD453-1004

North Carolina Air National Guardsmen are served pancakes hot from the grill during a breakfast fundraiser, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast social in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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200112-Z-XD453-1002

North Carolina Air National Guardsmen cook pancakes on a grill during a breakfast fundraiser, Jan. 12, 2020 at the 235th Air Traffic Control Squadron in New London, N.C. Members of the North Carolina Air National Guard as well as local airport authorities and law enforcement were invited to participate in a pancake breakfast social in order to strengthen community ties and build new relationships while raising funds for Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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